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collogue

Intermediate (B1)

IPA: /kəˈloʊɡ/

KK: /kəˈloʊg/

intransitive verb
Definition

To talk or chat with someone in a friendly way, often to share ideas or information.


Example

They would often collogue over coffee about their plans for the weekend.


Tense Forms

Past: collogued

Past Participle: collogued


Conversation
Sloth A
Hey, do you want to collogue about our weekend plans?
Sloth B
Sure! I was thinking we could go hiking.
Sloth A
That sounds great! We can collogue about the best trails to check out.
Sloth B
Absolutely! I know a few good ones that aren’t too far.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
converse
chat
discuss
Antonyms
ignore
shun
avoid
Root Explanation

Collogue is derived from the Old French 'colloquer' (meaning to converse or talk together), which itself comes from the Latin 'collocare' (meaning to place together). The word combines the prefix 'col-' (meaning together) and 'loqui' (meaning to speak). Thus, collogue means to speak or converse together.

Memory Tip

Think of 'speaking together' — 'col-' means together, and 'loqui' means to speak.

Visually Confused Words
acrologue
eclogue
cologne
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